The future is in the hands of students. These are the people and minds who will take our country forward. We should celebrate all students, regardless of their backgrounds or fields of study. World’s Students Day is a great opportunity to honor the students around the globe. Students from all over the world are working hard to reach their career goals and make an impact. Many students travel from their home countries to find a university that will allow them to live a better and more fulfilling life. We should celebrate this. While student life can be difficult for all, it is clear that international students face many challenges. These include language and cultural barriers, homelessness, currency and cultural differences, and financial difficulties. While many international students can focus on their studies and make new friends, they also have to deal with other obstacles. Students from abroad are not able to travel home to visit their families and friends as most students can. Many home students receive financial aid in the form grants and loans. This isn’t always possible for international students. This can add extra stress to students, which can be a problem when trying to get good grades. All of these factors are important to remember when celebrating students. It is an occasion to celebrate diversity, multiculturalism and cooperation among students around the world. Although originally an event to remember the 1,200 Czech students who were killed in WWII, today is World Students’ Day. It is a celebration of multiculturalism, diversity, and cooperation among students around the globe. Even though these events are not as important or relevant to humanity as those of the forefathers, they attract lots of attention from charities and organisations. Spend some time with students to lift each other up. Let them know how hard they work! It’s always a good idea to offer support to one another. It is always a good idea to be there to support one another, especially if you are a student from an international country. A hamper could be put together with traditional treats and gifts from their home country. You could also include local treats and magazines. You can use anything you have! It depends on how familiar you are with the person. You should get to know the person well enough to make the contact. If they are not open about their private lives, it could feel as if you are trying to push them around. You can make sure your students feel special and encourage them to be their best.